: * '>' A. 0. #iko& M * -. 'urm **** jfinw*' PNCKNEW DSPATCH Vol. XXV Pinckney, LivingsQO.GHLAy, Michigan, Thursday July 0, 99 No. 27 v RECOLLECTONS OF BY-GONE DAYS fry Jas T. Banian. MiL-Edior~- _ Alhoughjf'Oirhave eniled he ramwngf secnes "recolecltona** you mus excuse me if relae facs and incidens which occured before was born or my memory began o record bu which recall from he sories and radiions which have been\handdd down o me by my pare Us who were among he real pioneers of Punamr hope, also, ha will no seem vain >or ego ; * cal if giv i o my kindred he place which hink hey aserve in,he early hisory of Punam, fori knew hem beer han anyone and heir doings are mos vividly impressed i" my memory. f anyone hinks lam calling hem oo highly le him sic! ' i-i his pen and correc n.e. have said ha my faher, a lad of weny reached he spo which is now Pi ckney" in he fall or lslo, finding Mr. Marble and his lile family he only inhabians. His faher h*d "given him his ime" during winers which ho had used in cuing wood on heir imbered farm ""and nauling i rnile.s o Auburn, he couny sea of Cayuga couny, N. Y., wih an ox-eam when; he could sell i e he villagers a $2.00 a cord. By his m?ans he hid accumulaed he,v.ug sum (for a boy in his eens) of #200. Wih his and a deermined spiri he joined-he ide of Lomeseekers in Michigan. Hy a seam packe on he >ie Canal hj reached Buffalo, and by he seamer "Mayflower", he firs --.,. -s, - a'-'*5rivf»?j'-7rw*tr*»j p --i >-,- ejunboalo > ha, grain was hreshed wih flail c hreshing cylinder, he sraw removed wih hand rakes, and he chaff separaed from he grain wih fanning mills urned by hand. He could no abide he slow process of waiing for grubs and sujips o decay bu had he "breaking up" plow consruced wih which he plowed hundreds of acres for he 6rs ime, on many farms besides nis own. well remember ha plow, is beam an eigh by en inch imbei hewed ou of a ough whie oak log, he couler and share forged from seel and sharpened o a cuing edge; he clevis and chain equal o he heavies anchor chain; he erfm, six yoke of oxen, wib a eam of horses for leaders, i ore hrough he new clearing,* cuing off roos of saplings as big as a boy's leg, convering a clearing ino a "breaking" and a breaking ino a wheafield in a single season. Ten dollars an acre was he price received for breaking new land wih oufi. THE FOURTH his N PNCKNEY There was nohing scheduled in Pinckney in he enerainm#i lin.' nr he Naional Birhday, exceping several family reunion The day was very warm and many excursions o he neighboring hikes were made. Several of he young peonie sared for Fowl rvine, where plans for a big ime had been made, wih an airplane exhibiion " adverised. The airplane sared from Selfridge Kieid wih Lieuenan Slaer as piio and Sergean Srickland an mechanician. They had orders from he Commanding Offijer a he aviaion ground* o or<&- REV. F, Rev. K S. he local rep: son Couny or your hu_"_ in he war in eligible o Roll picure sppe coss you have o 6¾» Hurlbur and ling ou a daf in as soon as HURLBURT :SENTS ROLL >ur of Pinckney is of he Living- Roll. f your boy your broher served ranch of service he is jned in he Honor o see ha hi* ha volume ge Tn. AJ you X he phoo o Mr. assis you in fi. njf. Ge he picures >le. THAT WN SOCAL A he horn Bellinger, on road o be R>'ble Class church FrHay Everybody co Wach for pr< *ue of his pa Several frow ebraion a F< L J. Donoh' week a Der Jumps Heffi home he laj&iv j 4aes Ha? af_i*wn*fl.-tp',kijl*--i r. and Mrs. Frank nckney and Dexer by he Junior E ;he Congregrional p in*. July S, 9). hd enjoy- ago--" ime. in nex week's is- e a erm-a he rv\- rville July!. >en' he la- of he jn of Deroi wen e week. family of Pmr'kh home of Jr hn mmm r. ii- SUMMER S AT Dead Fashion And we arc pleased o announce ha we have sill have a lew sraw has o sell, ladies and childrens Qxiords in whie, an and black, some new paerns in dress voi'.es, inehams, ec- lor lie,hi, cool wear, bes, assored line of b'dies and childrens hosiery o be ie found a he nrices. HAND Earnes Our Grocery Deparmen s chock Full of fresh <f: :** Our VcF Deparmen $.. i, Vi was pony, which served as ranspor, oridge or ferry as emergency migh require. Aer locaing his'claim o 'he bes eighy acres in Punam ownship" he reurned o Deroi and he governmen land office, where he paid he price $0<) and received his deed, a governmen paen, engrossed on parchmen and signed by Marin VanHuren, hen Presiden of he Unied Saes. reasure nis old parchmen as one o rny choices keepsakes. The winer of ':.r. and V,G was spen in he usual way, puing more wood o sle abou disregarding his orders from he C. O. and asked he bird for coroboraive evidencp ha Fowlerviile was no a "real nice" own. The lile bird hen produced copies of he Fowlerviile Review which said ha here were bad, bad men in Fowlerviile, men who someimes looked ino cider barrel* in search of exciemen which could no hi procured in any oher way in Fowlervflle* Lieu, Slaer hesiaed, saying he was afraid ha someime newspapers exaggeraed. Hu he nice lile bird hasily Hssursd he birdman ha he Fowlerviile Review was no ha kind of a paper, bu was edied by Mr. Geo. L. Adams, a reformed preacher, who, having seen he misake* of hia early life, was now making aonemen by publishing a firs-class newspaper and was surely making a su< cess in his ex raise more money wih which o buy bis yoke of oxen and oher equipmen needed for clearing and breaking up a woodland farm, Early in 3G, before navigaion was possible, he joined in he rain of emigrans reking overland rough, Ohio Two weeks of his kind of ravel brougn him back o his "land of promise". Wih he aid of his oxen and bis rusy axe he cleared a small pach, using he imber in consrucing a hovel for ne sheler of his eam and 'when he weaher would no ou-door work. Oh yes! wha did he do for nis "eas", ha R man named smoke cigarees, especially his bachelor boy W)l, i hafxpanfd aled calling. T The lile bird in sric confidence! furher old his friend he birdman ha Fowlerviile conained several naughy naughy boys who were causing Sheriff Miller much annoyance by surrepiiously smoking cigarees. This new? Be- himself permi ied he maer for as Lieuenan Slaer and his mechanic boh agreed in "a wesern wild? i was indeed wrong for lile boys o when he * Mrs, J. T. bwnbers : Hpd Mrs. Ed. Ringer, enerained iiiry-six a a lawn pary on he evening of July wih fireworks, ice-creamand cake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lyon and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hobbins of Redford, Mrs.Grace Newman and wo son-s of Farmfngon. were guess of Mr and Mrs. John Ohamberaover he week end and enjoyed he picnic a Rush Lake. Mr. Raymond Lvons of Redford, Clyde Hobbins and Miss Vivian Johnson Mr. Treman and Velma Hobbins of Farmingon spen Sunday a he home of J. T. Chambers. W. H. Chambers spen Sunday wih his broher John. MONKS BROSj Wans, FOP Sale Ec. ] FEMALE HELP WANTED-Posiions in laundry, serving room and mails' work. Splendid living condiions; well d-fined hours; good pay. Apply o maron or snperinenden a Sae Sanaorium, Howell. FOR SALE r,h**r*r Whi*.... - - - '-. - / - -. J ± **-~r. or Pork, Beef, Veal, Lamb and Muon in sock. Bes Roas of Beef only Bes Beef Sew Flank Sew 25c 90 PROFT SHARNG Wihou raising he price of oir goods one penny we are share o 0 r nrnhs in lm xv" ' - -- ' ' going o give YOU a si '»,-,( CJAH 0 \, n,\ lirv'p afcora hardly adequae <> r»rw»wp "np- r/* Wllill iqulcl Calii; LO gffi Hi/i, iiku-i here he boarded for he firs year, going a mile for his meals and working wo days in each week for Mr. Foser o pay his boa d. A ha place, which which is now known as he C. M. Wood iarm, he made his home during he firs six years of his pioneer li*, for in '33 my grandfah r sold his rough Cayuga Couny farm and came wih he younger members of he family, buying he Foser place, so ha laher had his home wih his paren* iil he married, in Ocober, 342 During he six years of "wachful waiing" o find he woman he.should a3k o become he sharer * of his labors and of his rewards, he kep ipn driving back he fores and preparing he nes o which he migh bring his "bird". Tha "nes" was he firs frame and board house ha hey could visi for he dav wihou fear of conaminaion. This lile bird said he onl_y own o be favorably considered in his dire emergency was Pinckney. Along in he forenoon hose of he faihful who remained in Pinckney hoping o enjoy a sane Fourh were sarled by seeing a flying machine flying low *? >v «.>drivers. Blanks may be obained from. W. B. Darrow GOOD NEW ROW BOAT -For sale cheap. Firs clasa. W. B. Darrow ALL AUTO DRVERS mus have license. Free informaion regarding new law a he bank. E. G.'Lamberson. FOR SALE The hree sory brick Sore known as Murphy & Jackson sore, Pinckney, Mich. Will sell a a low price. nquire J. A. Dwyer, Aorney, Ann Arbor, Mich. ""- "....,. was buil in he ownship of Punam, j la " e «who seems o be paricularly sen Tne imbers were cu and hawed on he siive o he charms of feminine beauy HOUSE PANTNG-Barn paining. farm. The siding and finishing lumber scrached his head a momen and hen Goo work, reasonable prices. Nea was cu from whiewood, logs found on and here solved he problem. He wen and promp. Wm. Darrow, Jr. a swamp land fory which he had acquired on Secion 2, and sawed a big- wih he propellor a momen, jumped o he fron of *he machine, ' 'mor keyed' FOR SALE Fine grade breedingewes. nail's (aerward Reeve's) mill. Pine ino hia cue lile comparmen and Apply a his officn. lumbering in Michigan had no been begun, or, if i had, he neares poin a Lien. SUer pulled down he earlaps on old he fie pilo o sar he machine. fror SALE H oise, barn and one acie which i was obainable was Flin, sixy miles disan. ache a fond care3, glanced knowing cisern and all kinds of frui. $fc",o. his visor, gave his dinky lile mus of fine garden land. Good well and A he risk of being charged wih ly a he bevy of Pinckney beauies Marvin Swarhou. fcraggmg am going o say ha Benjamin Eaman waa he mos progressive sanding nearby and urned on he power. The machine sared all righ, NOTARY PUBLC WTH SEAL iarmr in Punam in his day. He was much he sorrow of he feminine coningen of specaors. Aer naviga W. B. Darrow. foremos in he adopion of new machinery and mehods in farming operaions. He brough he firs mowing ing he ground for a few rods he engine was sopped. Serge a fi Srckarrd NOTARY PUBLC WTH SEAL-Al he Frnckney Exchange Bank. machine ino he ownship of Punam. gladly jumped o he ground, ran Wih my uncles, Chas. and Henry around o he propellor which he ha<; _ E. G. Lumberson Wood, he owned he firs (McCormick) previously been 'monkeying" wif. and FOR SERViCE-Regiaered Poland reaper. He was he fir& o.bring u aer a r mark ably quick examinaion covered carriage ino he ownship. annu iced hey would have o Mv China boar. Fee, one dollar m im here unil anoher "prop" c;uld b" of service. Edward Speera Wih Frem n Webb aa parner, (who \ he aerward bough ou) ' he One mile wes of buil and operaed h* ra sepwaor [ (Coninued on la page, column 3) Pinckney. hreshing machine, fefore he adven >v S " * over he own. Hack and forh i wen several imes giving a fine exhibiion and he n landed in Dell Hall's cornfield jus ou of own. Aer geing a glimpse or wo of several of Pinckney's girls who, as everyone knows are he preies girls o be found anywhere, he aviaors decided o remain all day in Pinckney. Bu wha excuse would hey have o offer he errible C. O? Serg. Srick- i 5 We will give our Profi Sharing Cerificaes or Coupons vvich every rash sale. We are offering you hese real worh while gis because: We wan \ou o rade here We wan your friends o rade here We wan your friends' friends o rade here Tha means everybody o rade here Commencing Friday July, 99 Coupons will be given wih all CASH SALES Specials for Friday and Saurday July and 2 The bes pillow nbing none beer, only 3c yd yds gingham, fas colors, lor --.00 Bes Crash- _.icyd Universal, Henkcl, Pioneer, Gold Medal, Red Wing and Lily Whie flours only *W5 per sack. Bes whie soap, 5 bars for- 25c Chop Suey ea, per package 25c Beech Nu, 3 packages for- 25c Closing ou shoes a cos. CaU and ge our premium caalogue Brin,< in your buer and eggs- L. E- RCHARDS \ r "V
( & $ # * ' *-%i<ci«:.*'? 3 y?s?w-?\5; rfrw/*. w* /.<* >:<-v. :.:¾¾ :%½ \ V-'..:' T'-< iv ****. r.*'.} K -J.y... Michigan News Tersely Told *rww»vwww. Grand Rapid a Grand Rapids has a populaion of 60,000 including he suburbs, according o he school con* sua. Caro Rev. A. H. Kauffznan, Jr., pasor of he NasArene Qaroh for wo years, has acceped a missionary pos in ndia. Bale Creek Sixy housand do lars le over from Bale Creek's war budge will be used o erec a memorial o soldiers. Saginaw All Sunday selling will be prohibied in Saginaw if he council adops he Blue law Sunday closing ordinance i insruced he ciy aorney o dra. Lansing The. new budge and uni-, form accouning sysems creaed by he presen legislaure a -is regular session for he conduc of he sae's business is now in effec Bay Ciy William A. Schmiser, a iaborer, of Flin, has filed a peiion in volunary bankrupcy here, scheduling his liabiliies a,5 and his asses a $600 which he claims is exemp. Grand Rapids Mrs, Alber Henderson, wife of a garage man, caugh a hief in her home. He was rifling a cash drawer. She knocked he man down and he* sa on him unil he officers came. Caro During he recen drive hroughou he couny for Boy Scou membership SO applicaions were made. Organizaions were formed in Cass Ciy, Unionville, Akron, Fairgrove, Mayville and Vassar. Albion The presence of mind of men near he Michigan Cenral racks 6aved Dr. A. B. Gran when his car salled in 'fron of an opproaching rain. Six of hem pushed i from he racks jus as he rain rushed iiv _._._... _,,,_ Camp Cuser* Noice ha men can be enlised for Mexican border service has been received a Cuser. Bay Ciy The wo-plaoon fire sysem has gone no effec here. Thiry more firemen have been hired. Baldwin The Lake Couny board of supervisors has purchased five ons of poison o comba he grasshoppers, here by millions. Algonac Souvenir rings were presened o ail reurned Army men in Clay Township a he homecoming celebraion July a-4. Bale Creek BiUle PauL years old, raveled siode o Bale Creek from Rediands, Cali, ending elegrams enroue o assure his moher of his safey. Big Rapids Elmer Ward, 3 yeai- old, hireenh son of Maurice Ward, was killed while shooing hawks. His body was found a he foo of a ree wih a bulle wound in his ches. ML Clemens Five officers aad a number of enlised men of Self ridge field, have been ordered o he Philippine islands where hey will simulae aerial aciviies a a governmen camp. Marshall Mrs. Chrisina Walz wen o he cemeery o decorae he graves of her husband and children and was laer found unconscious from apoplexy. She died'wihin a few hours. Milan While culivaing corn on he McKohn farm here William Royal, sen of Waler Royal* was hrown beneah he culivaor when his eam ran away. Ho was badly cu abou he head and arm, bu will recover. Lansing The ciy council has adoped he reporb of he special commiees recommending an increase in he gas raes from 90 cens o $ lo ne per 4)0U cubic fee and a sraigh six-cen fare wih ransfers on he local lines of he Michigan Sree Railway Co. Corunna Two damage suis in hree monhs, due o auomobile accidens,'is he record of Soi Rlfkin, junk dealer, of Owoaso. Mrs. Alice.*p. ****» he* second plain-- PN *** - ¾ DSPATCH BY ARM W0MS i.'ifa.j fli.i mporan Tha Per B* Discovered Before Crops Hav«Been Seriously Damaged. EXAMNE MAQQKS ClOSELY «** Grass or Grain he 4 "a Carefully nspeced o De{e# Preoenoe of Caerpillar* Pnenn»«Bais Msy Bo Used. (Prepared by he Unied Saes Deparmen of Agriculure.) Wachfulness is h# key o success work, do" no lose a minue, bu aack o eases invasion by araymu' vigorously W" m'of' he meal- which are young of cerain mohs or millers ha fly only a nigh The eggs from which he army worms hach are laid commonly on grasses or grasslike grains %ad he iny caerpillars, upon haehlngv feed for several days near he groundvfcidden by overhanging grasses of groins and hus may escape noice unil nearly full grown, by which imsv. hey have become widely disribued over he infesed fields. _ Upon he discovery-of he pes in s younger sages depends very largely he possibiliy of samping ou infesaions before serious injury o crops nas occurred* Moadows herefore should be examined frequenly, paricularly hose planed, o imohy/ bluegrass, whea, and especially mille, o discover he young worms. f he infesed spo be small, he grass or grain can bo mowed off and sraw scaered abou and burned, hus desroying he worms. f he caerpillars have become disribued over a considerable area, his can be marked off by sakes and he crop sprayed heavily wih a soluion of pars green a he roe of one pound kind may be prepared and used as follows: To 60 pounds of whea bran and one pound of pars green or wo pounds of powdered arsenae of lead; add he juice of one-half dozen oranges or lemons. Then bring he mass o a siff, dough by adding lowgrade molasses or sirup, preferably molasses, snd scaer he mixure broadcas in small pieces hroughou he infesed field. n case he worms are no discovered unil hey have begun o ravel in a mass, usually hey can be desroyed by furrowing or diching complee* ly around he nfesed area. Summary of Conrol Measures for he Army Worm. L Wach fields of growing grass and grain carefully, especially hs meadows* during he spring and early summer monhs, o discover he army worms before hey become full grown and spread over he enire farm. When he worms are discovered a ures oulined in foregoing paragraphs. 2. Poison hem by spraying crops no inended for forage wih one pound of pars green o 50 gallons of waer, or wih wo pounds of powdered arsenae of lead_o0 gallons of waer. n case he pars green s used on ejider plans, like corn, add wo pounds of freshly-slaked lime o 60 gallons of he mixure; This is o preven burning he ender plans. Where spraying is, no pracicable, he use of he poisoned-bran bai already menioned la srongly recon> mended. S. n case he worms are crawling in a-body; surround hem wih a furrow or dich and crush hem wih a log drag as hey fnll no MMMMMMMMMj! FDR HOME GARDENERS i: (Prepared by he TJnied Saes Deparmen of Agriculure.) Home gardeners will find ha all of he mos common nsecs and diseases aacking vegeables are caalogued in he Unied Saes Deparmen of Agri- onuurjels yarmersbulle.5, * J "BEST MEDCNE FOB WOMEN" Wha Lydiss E. PmklWi Vegeable Cmapm&M For Ohio Woman. Porsmouh, Ohio. "uffefodfmn ngulariios, pins in mi su» arjvs* so weak a baoa eoold bardrvfo arood o qp mj. wow, and as has %%& **** Kmadai for me, Bukhara's "Vegeable Compound was veeonuaended" o me. ook and i baa resx " my noakh: Tl cerainly he medicine for woman's ailmens ever saw.' Mrs. SAEA SHAW, B. NO., Porsmouh, Ohio. Mrs. Shaw proved he meri of his medicine and wroe his leer in order ha oher suffering women Buy find relief as she did. Women who are suffering u-hs Was wihou should no giving drag his along famous from day roo o-day "and herb remedy, EyfiaE. Pinkuam'a Vegeable -Compound, a rial, For special advice in regard o such ailmens wrie o LyfiaE. Pnkham Medicine Ca f Lynn, Mass. The resul of is "fory yoara experience is a your service. Always Sharp. "Do bes lose heir emper?' an exchange. We know heir sings don' Li off Corns! asks Doesn' hur a bi and Freezona coss only a few cens. suk.vrz&esrzc ja h***e &?V" y-'! i 4 S? *i* "»*~r :.';:';' %s fcv/ iff->i> C-> -*. H*? Cadillac Several hundred Polish farmers are o be brough ino. Wax. ford and Lake counies in a colon*aian soaefio promoed by Chicago men for developmen of wase lands here. Already 20' Polish families nave bough land, no less han 0 acres being sold o each farmer. Lansing A sae-wide inspecion of business houses is o be launched a ' "%- - - : " # - * ecion. Thousands o clams upon he boom of he race began o decompose and i is feared will impair waer puriy. / Marshall Will Sco. Olive, drove ino Marshall wih a sream of fire behind his auomobile when a gasoline pipe broke. Sheriff Lucas and Depuy Sheriff Sco rushed from he couny jail wih a lire exinguisher and Baved he machine. Marshall Frank Abo, of Chicago, speeded pas a harmless looking flivver near Marshall, on his way o De once under direcion of Homer Ruledge, sae fire marshal. Paricular aenion will be paid o he smaller owns where no inspecions are made roi. Sheriff Lucas, who was in ihe by local officials. nspecors will be lile car, ordered Abo o hal, ook kep as long in a own as is necessary him ino jusice cour where he was o complee he work. fined $C and coss. Bay Ciy Because here is no sae Por Ausin To appropriaely honor Corporal Vern Rice, Huron coun a par of he salary, Bay couny fll or federal money available for paying y's hero, who le one leg in France, be wihou an agriculural agen his and received a medal of honor for year. The federal appropriaion which bravery, Elkon made July l, he dae was only good for he period of he of he firs game of he Huron couny war is now wihdrawn and because baseball league here he greaes of a repor sen o Lansing ha L. D. gala day in her hisory. Harrison had resigned, he Michigan Bay Ciy By a voe of 2,52 o 2,049,! Agriculural college cu Bay off he he million-dollar bond issue for a! lis. "'v*"*! of he. mob rule 'ig.'albmiama,.. «was he larges voe ever cas a a ship during he war has come ino school elecion and came i he close Souh Haven Mildred Lawson, aged six, is dead as he resul of burns received when her clohing caugh fu from an exploding fire cracker. Neighbors, araced by he child's screams, rushed in and exinguished he flames. The lile girl died in Souh Haven hospial half an hour laer. Alma-Anoher chaper was wrien o he Epler murder case for which Alber Eichorn, of haca, and nez Johnson, of his ciy, are serving life senences, when he board of supervisors voed 'he $2,000 reward offered. is shared by David Beaudrey, James K. Kress, Mrs. Baker and Charles Powers. Kalamazoo Because Fred Ballinger, of Comsock, has a wife and eigh children, Charles Perrine refused o swear ou a warran agains him charging him wih assaul wih a deadly weapon. nsead a charge of assaul and baery was made ou. Ballinger confessed he hi Perrine over he head wih an ax during a quarrel over some household goods. Royal Oak Six men enered he so drink emporium of Fred Hou here a 6 o'clock in he morning, and while he, was- geing ready o serve hem, wo of he men covered him wih revolvers, while a hird bound him hand and foo, ying a pillow lfily over his head o preven an oucry. He was carried ino a eai; room of he sore, which was hen ransacked. Cash oaling $25 and some cigars were missing. The men soaped* uroveand men for paymen for injuries she said she suffered when a mob called a her home and pained he barns yellow. Tode, i was hen charged, had refused o sign a Red Cross pledge. Deroi The firs German o be graned full ciizenship papers in he Wayne couny circui cour since he Unied Saes governmen haled such proceedings, following he oubreak of he war wih Germany, is a pries, he Rev. Faher Roman Klafkowski, of Hamramck. The clergyman, who was born 40 years ago in Posen, came o Deroi n 905. He ook ou his firs papers in 92. Lansing By order of he public uiliies commission, service on he Ludingon & Norhern railroad beween Ludingon and Hamlin Lake, which was disconinued in April, has been resored. Hereofore he road operaed o he upper end of he lake. Hundreds of propery owners from Michigan and llinois appealed o he sae commission o compel service on he resor special. Deroi-Deroi probably will be on he main line of he Boson-Chicago aerial mail roue some ime in 920. Where here is an air line mail service, here mus be an aerial erminal and he presen governmen appropriaion is no large enough o provide equipmen for Deroi Posmaser William J. Nagel has obained from Oo Praeger, assisan posmaser general* a promise ha Deroi will be aken care of m he nex approprialoav Sages and work of he rue army worm (Cirphis unipunca) and some of is insec enemies; a, paren or moh; b, full-grown larva; c, eggs; d, pupa n soil; e, parasiic fly, Wlnhemia quadrlpusulaa, laying is eggs on an army worm; f, a ground beele, Calosoma and, a "rf9k' ( Calosoma~T;rrva' emergu- *. is burrow; h, Enleospilus puygaus, a wasplike parasie of he army worm. o 50 gallons of waer, or of arsenae of lead a he rae of wo pounds of he pase or one pound of he powder o 50 gallons of waer. Poisoned Bais for he Army Worm. Poisoned bais have long been used as a means of desroying he numerous species )f cuworms and also he army worm. An efficien bai of his Excellen Qualiy of Hay. Cowpeas and soy beans when seeded ogeher form a mixure ha produces an excellen qualiy- of hay. Keep Up Culivaion. Keep up wih culivaion snd hus preven he ground from geing bard. Emergency Pasure. Sudan grass makes a firs-rae annual or emergency pasure. - Unfair o Grass Lands. s unfair o hink ha grass lands are self-susaining when coninually cropped and someimes o he very roos. Tomao s ndispensable. The omao may properly be regarded as ndlspensable in a good farm garden. is easily grown, is palaable and healhful. Culivaing Swee Poaoes, Tha mehods of culivaing swee poaoes do no differ maerially from hose employed wih odiaary farm and rnfffi myf i "i" presenceof desrucive insecs and diseases and how o preven a>d*r$* : «M»i>n M imm lion HAND SPRAYER VERY USEFUL Especiaily Handy in Applying Remedies for Conrol of Garden nsecs and Diseases. (Prepared by he Unied Saes Deparmen of Agriculure.) Conrol of insecs and diseases affecing garden crops has been made so simple ha is lile rouble nowadays o apply he remedies. is no necessary o have a lo of expensive apparaus. A cheap hand Kpray Wih your fingers! You can li off any hard corn, so corn, or corn beween he oes, and he hard skin calluses from boom of fee. A iny bole of "Freezone" coss lile a any drug sore; apply a few drops upon he corn or callus. nsanly i sops huring, hen shorly you li ha bohersome corn or.callus er or a sprinkling can may be used o! apply all of he remedies ha aro! rib off, roo ariu all, wihou-awe"bi used in liquid form. Poisons n of pain or soreness. Truly! No hum he dry or powdered form can be applied by dusing hem upon he plans bug! by means of a cheesecloh or gunny sack. The enire cos for equipmen wih which o igh he common garden nsecs and diseases need no be more han a dollar. na.i D Qn %jv*+? * T::,, o nan, J ; < "-* K.'J Buying Ferilizers. 's all righ o buy ferilizers; bu no he ferilizers ha can be produced on he farm. Size of Coops. The poulry building should no be so wide ha he rays of he sun canno reach he back of he nerior of he house. Oherwise i will be damp. Foureen fee is a convenien widh. Keep Down nsecs. Culivaing he crops oen keeps down injurious nsecs. Eggs Will Say High. All indicaions are ha eggs will no go very low in price during he coming year. Whie and Yellow Corn. Whie and yellow corn are raised in abou equal quaniies n.his counry. Spraying Poaoes. Poao growing s seldom successful unless prpper mehods of conrolling diseases and insecs are followed. Mixures for Low Lands. One of he bes mixures for low land which is subjec o flooding, consiss of red op, alsike clover and imohy. Weeding Crops. A weed is any plan in he wrong place. Vegeables oo close ogeher are as injurious o each oher as weeds. Thin hem ou before hey largo enough o crowd. Too Numerous o Menion. Lawyer (examining his clien in a divorce case) Mr. Gohis, did your wife ever hi yon wih anyhing? Mr. Gohis Sure, she did, wih anyme f>«~»* p A. M«C<>+»»>M» T»f *um An exquisiely scened face, skin, baby and dusing powder and perfume, ren-! dering oher perfumes superfluous. You may rely on i because one of he Cuicura Trio (Soap, Oinmen and Talcum). 25c each everywhere. Adv. Easy. Lawyer (cross-examining) How many imes have you been divorced? Mrs. Gabe? Mrs. Gabe Thlsll be -my fih. Sop Tha Backache Those agonizing winges serosa he small of he back, ha dull, hrobbing ache, may be your warning-of serious kidney weakness serious, i negleced, for i migh easily lead o gravel, sone in he kidney, bladder inflanwmin dropsy or faal Brigh'* disease. So if you are suffering wih a bad back, have dizzy spells, headaches, nervous, desponden aacks or disordered kidney acion, ge aer he cause. Use Dooa's Kidney Pill*, he remedy ha has been ried oa for you by housands. A Michigan Cue Alex P epp e r, blacksmih, Welch S., Reed Ciy, Mich., says: "Some years ago was a physical wreck from rheumaic rouble. For ou monhs couldn' move wihou assisance. My limbs and back fel as hough hey were crushed. had UUe conrol of he kidney secreions and he pasaces were painful. My head ached and X waa disxy. A friend old ne o v«doan's Kidney Pills a rial sad ' Bigh hoses cured me." DOAN'SV.Vi.V CCBUVFALfXT. 3c*i**wi *y-0sa> fs&rit, \ *. *.<-J~ -AM -»
mm *VW".'. \ WRGLEYS Wrapped o nsure is perfec condiion in all climaes and seasons. Sealed igh kep righ* The perfec sum in he perfec package. f&xia.j.-ssriiis Aasse?-;? 5MlJoSlQ L ¾¾¾¾¾ New Mineral Found. A new mineral ms been discovered in Siberia. The discovery was made by a huner on he shore of Lake Balkash, and he mineral has been named balkashle. has he appearance of dark brown hard rubber, and when ignied i burns wih a srong flame, leaving abou 2 per cen ash. When placed in waer i becomes a mass very much like paraffin. WHY 0RUG6STS RECOMMEND SWAMP-ROOT For many years druggiss hare wached frih much ineres he remarkable record jnmnoined by Dr. KHmer'i Swamp-Roo, cse. M,'Mi mm - \- ' T * " " cine. help* he kidry*, iv«* ***<! bl*4- der do he work naure inended hey should do. Swamp-Roo has sood he es of years. is sold by all druggiss on is meri and i should help you. No oher kidney medicine bae BO many friend*. Be sure o ge Swamp-Roo and sar reamen a once. However, if you wish firs o es his grea preparaion send en cens o Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamon, N. Y., for a sample bole. When wriing be sure and menion his paper. Adv. Hard o Learn Goif. "How long have you played golf?" "Abou 5 years." "You mus play i mighy well by now." "No a all. Bu aer--'ve played i 5 or 2 years more if keep on improving a he same rae as have been in he pas, expec o be able o shoo a fairly decen game." &a,_..ji appear, while be Ugb/r ones bae vuulsbed enirely. la seldom ba more baa one ounce la needed o compleely clear be skin and gain a beaulfol clear complexion. Be SOTS o nak for be double srengh Ohine, as ola la sold under guaranee of money back f i fails o remove freckles. Adr. ~W- Why No Use he Mae? "They say love goes where seiu." «. "f properly expressed, suppose. -Boson Transcrip. Why':? A man a sixy years of age is eiher a failure or a success. BEECHAM'S HLLS have been made for sixy years and have he larges sale of any medicine in he world! Millions use BEECHAM'S PLLS '(iwtu ¾ /U #'«' W* 2s3SS33fcfe3 e <v Fla«.l ai** v-4. r U2Y FLY ki.-fe.a- ewwr* **& kills all ies. N«a, clean, ornamenal, eenveniee and cheap. Lass alla*a-,aon. Had* of auau eaa' pul orh> over} will no sod orfoiura anyhing. Guaraneed. DAY PLY KLLER a your dealer or bjr EXPRESS. DrcpaM, «.*. _ HABOLD O0BBS.» Oa &iu» Aw.* Brooklyn, N. J, Gulicura Promoes Hair Healh fltdkcisa it Soap S, Oinmen 2 * SO. Taleosa %. Saraple free el "Oeleara, Oep«. S, ioeent W. N. U- DETROT, NO. 2S-99. OLD AGE STARTS WTH YOUR KDNEYS fldeee says ha oh age beglmi wih weakesed kidneys and digear organs. Thia beinf rue, i s easy o b«u#re ha by keeping he Udnya and dlges- ehre Drgana cleanaad and in proper work- l order old ac can be aeferred and e prolonged far beyond ha enjoy«4 by he average person. i > Tor over 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been relieving he weaknesses and disabiliy due o advancing years. Sa a sandard old-uae home remedy and needs no inroducion. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OQ is inclosed n odorless, aseless capsules conaining abou 5 drops each. Take hem as you would a pill, wih a swallow of acion and enables he organs o hrew off he poison* which cause premaura old age. New Hie and srengh inereaaa aa you coninue ho reamen Whan compleely resored coninue aking a capsule or wo each day. GOLD MED* Ai Haarlm *?ft pnls will keep yen in healh and rigor and preven a reurn of he disease. Do no wai unikold age or disease have seled down for good. A be firs sign ha your kidneys are no working properly, go o your druggis and ge a box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money refunded if hey da no help you. Three sisea. Bu remember eask for he original impored GOLD MEDAL brand. la sealed pack* 5onner *>*»AUrM9% TH* Vip&W BANTAM. My nea, alas, was solen, hu ook aaoherlly nsead," said he yellow bajioee a ha lio#4w happened o ge us, Moher Banamr asked he Hle chickens. "Yea,say,Jj&j*** said Moher Banam, he bea&fijl and affecionae yellow baniic& a favorie of he farmer's wff ;. "Tell us a Sory, Moher BanU*a," said he chick*. "Ah, does pay old hen hear good o hear yon alk like his," said Moher BahaxnT rwhyr askd he lile chicks, in heir funny. gfc, voices.. u Ah o be asked for a sory, makes me feel like ysmr own moher." "Aren' you oar own moher T one of he chicks a*ke<l " am now, bu wasn' a one ime," said Moher Banam. "Bu when you ask mo for a sory i makes me happy for hen feel like your own moher. * Of coarse am your own moher now, for love you and moher you and you love me and wan o be mohered, "Bu will ell you he sory of how you became oy children. have never old o yoirhefore." The lile chicks kep nice and warm under Moher Banam's good wing and she old hem his sory: "Ah, lile nfcks, was sad, oh so sad." The lile caicfcfe began o cry. "Oh, s if o be a sad sory?" hey said. "No, dearies/* said Moher Banam, " begins sadly bu i is no a sad sory. goes on in a very, very happy way. Bu i has a sad beginning..53=¾¾¾¾ leas for r:5p ery long ime." fli l;i!nd<i;' said he lihappy, very mach happier should say, o have Jmwn wha was o be sad for hen wf know how. glorious a hing is o be happy." "Were we ever sad, Moher Banam?" asked one Mile chick. "Perhaps ha is why we're so happy now, because once we were sad?" " doesn' always mean ha," said Moher Banam. "Bu someimes hink, when creaures seem no o know how happy hey are and when hey don' appreciae heir happiness, ha i's because hey don' know wha i means o be sad. f hey had known hey wouldn' make hings wreched by being unhappy over nohing a all.'* One lile chick was crying now. " hink his sounds like a very sad sory," he said. "Ah no, i sn' o be a "sad sory, and know here are loads and loads of creaures who have never been sad who do appreciae heir joyfulness and hen hink is quie perfec. *!*. --.. f~ "VYY- ' " *'V-: ' >.-.->,' -ha and is eggs. Ah, was wreched, was very miserable." Moher Banam saw ha anoher chick had ears in is eyes, only ears such as a moher banam could see. "Bu soon was quie, quie happy," she coninued. " found a hen, a mos unnaural moher who didn' care o be bohered by her young. She le me ake hem. She didn' mind in he leas." - "We're he ones," he lile chicks shoued. "Yes, you were he ones, and brough you up as my own. And you've been my own darlings ever since. 've augh you wha and how o ea, and everyhing a lile chick should know, and Tve kep you warm and wached over yon, and you've loved me n reurn." "We do love you, Moher Banam." " know you do, my loves." "So you didn' lose a fine brood aer all, did your" asked one of he chicks. "A leas you had anoher Jus as nice, eh? Moher Banam, do you agree V ** do, mos" cerainly do,** Moher Banam cackled happily. Goodness and Greaness. Someimes people speak raher paronieinly of mere goodness and are -hrcuned o exenae he gied for breaking he rule? of righ-doing. s worh while o remember ha Phillips Brooks said of Lincoln ha such characers as hia reunie wha God has Joined ogeher and man has pu asunder. "n him was vindicaed he greaness of real goodness and be goodness of real greaness. QlrJ> Companion, Tha Explained Mucn. Mrs. Har Yes, have no donb here are unhappy inarriages, bu really canno undersand how.hey are possible. Now, here's George and, we are so devoed. He says he could no exis wihou me, and 'm sure live only for him. Mrs. Greene You really are o be congraulaed, boh of you. By he way, how long have yon been married? Mrs. Har Jus a week he day aer omorrow. The average man les good opporuniies go while waiing for a beer one. FRECKLES N«w*k«TuMUG«ri4«! Tais Ugly Se* There'i DO longer be l'.igbee need of feellag ashamed of your freckles, an OUln«double reagb is fu*.raixe«4 0 remots be*. Uowelj "PoU. Simply ge an ounce of OMae doab)«srengh from joax druggis, and apply a ihle of i nigh»d morning and you should soon sea ba even he wors frefkles nave fa-run o dis is easier o wan hings han i la o ge hem. Save he Babies NFANT MORTALTY la somehing; frighful We can hardly realise ha of all he children born in citilised counries, weny-wo per cen., or nearly one-quarer, die before hey reach one year; hiry-seven per cen, or more han one-hird, before may are five, and one-half before hay are fieen We do no hesiae o as? Oa a imely use of Casoria would save many of hese precious Uvea. Neiher do we hesiae o aay ha many of hese infanile deahs are occasioned by he nee of narcoic preparaions. Drops, incures and soohing syrups sold for children's complains conain more or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quaniies, deadly poisons. n any quaniy, hey supefy, reard circulaion and lead o congesions, sickness, deah. There can be no danger in he use of Casoria if i bears he signaure of Chaa. H. Flecher as i conains no opiaes or narcoics of any kind. Genuine Oaaorla. always bears he eemavure of Commen. " see Brown has a new sui" "Yes. wonder wha his wife doing wihou o le him ge \V* Life is a sor of song oen disored ino a> ragime parody. is Quie Naurally. "How did he play abou he amaeur cook pan ou?" "Oh, i had a lo of good roles." n phj'sical raining a clenched fls should be he las moion. "Meas in Sorage" *Every working' day of he year * * 'fcj.'i-..- -»T-re«<WSK5iSU*"*v*:!»s3«w»«sff*.* --iff-vwssabfe-e'y..>< -- These facs mus be kep.in mind when considering he U. S. Bureau of Markes repor ha on June, 99, here were,34,000,000 pounds of meas in cold sorage. f he mea in sorage was placed on he marke i would only be 20 days* supply. This mea is no arificially wihheld from rade channels o mainain or advance prices. Meas in sorage consis of 65 per cen (approximae) hams, bacon, ec., in process of curing. akes 30 o 90 days in pickle or al o complee he process. 0 6 9 00% per cen is frozen pork ha is o be cured laer in he year. per cen is lard. ~i w'tt'-r *-* ***? "h4,-i"?iv &.- T; This is only four-fihs per cen is frozen beef and lamb, par of which is owned by he Governmen and was inended chiefly for over-seas shipmen. f his were all divered o domesic rade channels, i would be only ½ lbs. per capia a 3 days' supply. From his i will be seen ha''meas in sorage" represen merely unfinished goods in process of curing and he working supply necessary o assure he consumer a seady flow of finished produc. Le us end you a Swi "Dollar". will ineres you. Address Swi & Company, Union Sock Yards, Chicsgo, BL Swi & Company, U. S. A. :>*»! i 7yr-7mammSgmVim :!
m ;;**> «<~\ FT i';s*.'j* jfb 'W > *.,*-&?< * $. r A Vv. * '»»!'/'.-. A: ¾ ; flbf- PNCKNEY D«0 ATCH -- '? " i* $ % if }f > SPECAL LABORERS WANTED Good Pay - - Shor Hours The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, requires able-bodied, unskilled laborers. Pay 45 cens an hour and up. Working* hours are 4 hours per week, which includes Saurday half holiday, [nquire by leer or personally a (Coninued froin firs page) Sheriff Miller, accompanied by he indier of heae ruhful lines, proudly escored he happy aviaor* back o own, showed hem he principal poins of ineres in our celebraed village and inroduced hem o he moa efficien elephone operaors in Michigan. Aer ;J alking wih he C. 0. Lieu. Slaer saed ha anoher ''prop" was ordered and he hough hey migh fly again as jj boon as i arrived by auomobile from H. Q. Afier dinner he aviaois "COOK in ie own'' riding around n; ;*j Leder Docking's hree-wheew d ndian l]i go-devil, and if hey enjoyed he day a much as our ciizens enjoyed he horn r j. rfnd glory reileced by heir presencc :;: hy surely had a fine ime. Dell Hal, U kindly offered o mov a pah for i e machine o ge a sar on and was re warded for bis rouble by an order sign- ed by Lieu. Slaer for paymen. i jv damages in he cornfield. The amoun of he order is unknown, bu i was no iced ha Dell offered o wager U..ou*. ;; on he resuls of he big prize figh abou ha ime. Wheher or no his?! was he exac amoun of he order c «Uncle Sam for damages can only be surmised, bu people are doing a lo of $ srmw-ng. - -* - J-J Lae in he aernoon he new prope!- lor arrived and was carefully adjused U his ime under he supervision of he ; emergency mechanics from Seliridge 'ji Field and aer a rial was lound o ue 0. K., much o he chagrm of Sergean Suiddand and he Pinckney 'envnine :-: coningen, who aerward unanimously :: «sa-d na Lieuenan Siaer and hu j; i Sergean were ' jus as nice as hey could be". Q Aer flying around a Bhor iraa he The Willys-Overland Co. aviaors showed hey were bearing up ; = *.i bravely under he grief of he dep rure j =.; i by looping he loop and making a nose E!-J dive wih heir air cra before heading j = f :": for heir home aselfridge Field. ' = Employmen Deparmen *» The faihful who remained a home j = : - : for a sane Fourh will long remember = *. :.: i.ie...uenan Slaer and Sergean Srick-! r: s Wes Genral Ave. «*.and and are hankful o he lile bird. = j who persuaded hem o spend he day i J ' = Toledo* Ohio Pinchney wih heir flying machine _ " While he airmen were a luncheon.:.~~~~ in he Noron resauran rive au;s; = **»**',**'**-''y*-v***v*',**'***v***v**'**'**,''*v g **»»»«*mwiim *«MW STAR PHONOGRAPH ; STAf?S loaded wih booze wen hrough Pi nek- zz nev, one driver sopping and *nquinng = he way o Nurhville. Thehad los j = heir road map and were off heir roue.! = / Fun follows hp. ownership of a PH0NOGf?APhf on joy Grand Opera! * - - f *F' - = Le he'woii.vs mos beloved_ Hopranop,( j noi 'F bariones, basses_ and flijos siry? VOJJ- h-rr-io * * " O XT *«.*" -> - i,.. -XidP*S'%w5 * T!.. "f-ss- XT, /xrjssi-'j-.-iikkfk'vj-jsra-&lim -jnfitsi. **»S5i>Mefl i$&##*ra&&**s i m A i *! * * * * " * wfmswf. -A;ci'-'--»3riJ»\!a.i'*rfrrr.-.i-«w«vi'v.-.-»F'.*ir«jn*>..«M3.*.f.J'...v.,-i--«. -.-,,-,»r7-sp-«..*-"«k«s-.sfc--,.... m * i i S $ & ** is Max we You remember. 2. 3. 4. 5 6. n i.. i sr»-» runs endless mileage. makes a dollar's worh of gas ravel a mighy disance. sbis a he repair shop, s ir-s e'in o las- forever. ] npk'-'-p iiev*t mnkos you poor. never wobbles or creaks in old age. f you keep wo or hree oher cars you'll diiva your Maxwell wice as ou as any c, he ohers. is never hirsy for oil. -.-.-. L-e>r j-n. -&T * B "-r" Hear Famous Musicians! Hi m ava grea violiniss, iseanifnl violin, flue and E i= '= harp rios, famous pianiss, melodious dues, quarea and eusembh.s of sring, bass and wind insrumens, Hawaiian ukuleles, ec, awaiing your cull AT HOME! Enjoy All-Sar Vaudeville! s - = = *.* l.i *.* * = = =. «. " - J. :. = = ** n r r Lisen o he la<--, cachies popular airs l">y "hearl-liners," liar whisling si-lo<, nis frofn iu< comic opi-rap, snxiphoue orchesras, j.s ban s, idespli!lin b ' monologues, ilues, qimr#d as vaned a "bill" a.-? en- ropo'iian vhiidrville ever offers AT HOME. The Dance Orchesra! kj»l. > > ' '..-. i i.!. i : 0. When yon par wih i, i's like paring wih a life-long friend. All en of which are duo o he 00,000 all-alike idea conceived a he ime he Maxwell was originaed, 5 years ago. The policy of doing one hing and doim; i well over a period of years has no beer example in business oday han he produc of he Maxwell Moor Company. s he kind of car you n*ver forge..-: ; : = : - Bi = = = E =! = E = = i.ju >>. all- be ready o selec, for dancing AT HOME! : MriMrr HHE Call a my home and hear any of he Sarr syles, s Or beer sill, call Phone No. 39 and ask c have one brough = o your home wihou obligaion. E Convenien erms if desired P. PH. SWARTHOUT EGGSPOULTRY Highes Prices Paid YEAL Eggs received every week day. Poulry and veal received every Wednesdiy morning a he residence of John C Dinkel. >A- VG- DNKEL MAX LEDWDGE WwfwW0wwp0 rrttrt" r i r n r»n n x mi wmw nunnnunnnnnnnnnn' r-a
m**mm*f!*w*'w '" "' ' ' * Grand Trunk Time Table For he convenience of our readers '/rains Eas Trains WeB * 0.46--7:24 a. m. No. 47 7:57 p. m /D. 45 4:44 p. m. No. 4 9:53 a.m Ann Arboi Taii road www >*w>wviwlflfwfwwfw«** JLOCAL AND GENERAL Leaves Lakeland Ra.\ Kennedy of Deroi visied hi Norh - Souh parens, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kenned;. Sr. for he week end. / 9 52 A. M. 0 46 A. M Mrs. L. A. l>aiie>, niece of Mrs. Gfo 2 3G P. M. Moor Car if P. M Biand is. visiing a he laer's home 5 7 P. M. 4 4 P. M Mr.s. Anna rwin uf Owosso who habeen visiing he Spears brohers a< he old homesead reurned o her ho.m las Wednesday. v»%»v»\%>v»%»v»\»%vvvw»\w\%v» Mr. and Mrs. Ber Daller of Flin * -. sywlkh. M. D. C. L.«LKK,M.l). J Drs. Sigler & Sigler Physicians &nd Surgeons All culls promply am-mu-d m * * day or nigh. Oflice on Main M:. J, PNCKNEY -:- MCHGAN =«!«& r WHATM T pnr.m. Aorney ai Law HOWELL, < MCH. jofgfaaiasprafseiafa'isma's The Pinckney Exchange Bank >oea a CoDerawe iug Business. : Paid 3 on Bank- per cen all Time Deposis Pinckney Mich G. W. TEEFLB Prop.wwawiwi--' NORMAN REASON AUCTONEER PNCKNEY An excepionally wide knowledge of values, years of successful salesmanship, and careful sudy of he specialy of rnral aucioneering have resuled in success from he very firs sale conduced bv him, and he.large number of sales already held for well saisfied cusomers are he bes recommendaions. Speciaerms for he nex sixy days. NOTCE have acceped he agency for he. E. lgenfriz Sons Co., Nurseymen of Monroe, Mich. am heir licensed agen here. This is.he oldes, larges, and bes nursery n Michigan. They pu ou nohing bu A.. sock and do no subsiuing. Their repuaion for hopes dealing is unexcelled. Sock shipped from Monroe would comehrough fresh as i would be bu a shor ime on he road. Will be glad o give quoaions on all kinds of frui rees and shrubbery. F. S. Hurlber Adv. Pinckney, Mich. Siaw has A price a Richards', i dv Lvser Swarhou, Harry Leavc\ Herman Vedde-r and Kazan Smih o he furrdughs adding machine force o Deroi spen he Fourh here. anu Chas. Daller of Deroi visied a he home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahrem ovr he Fourh and week end. Mr. and Mrs. L. Boucher and fami y of Giosse sle has been renewing oi. acquainances in Pinckney for severa days. Chas. Teeple and Jas. Smih aenued he Fi urh of Ju;y ligh a Toleuo M&X dwidge, Whp McOleur and H_ D. Roche annded he ligh as.gues? or' Dr. A. C. Roche of Laurium. Air. and Mrs. Win. Raz of Der AY spen he week end a Porage Luke. Waller Mercer who has recenly acceped a posiion in Poniac, was hocie over he Fourh. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfer, fornu r warden of he Minnesoa Sae Prisoi, spen Sunday wih Mr. and Mrs. G. \v. Teeple. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lamberson and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lamberson and 'NCKfc feddie, Laddy and a Ra Mehildrn moored o Durand and Vernon lus Sunday. Claude Monks of Deroi visied ins shall be he duy of every owner, parens, Mr. and Mrs. John Monks over posseessor or occupier of land or of every he Fourh. person or pen'ons, firm or corporaion j H" sw and ge a caalog i is free having charge of any lands in his shie : a kiiviv.s'. adv. j > cu or cause o be cu down and ue- Mrs. C. F. Arz and children of Der.i are visiing relaives here. sroyed Ml Canrda hisle's, milkweed, Mr. and Mrs. C. VanKuren o: Deroi wild carroe, oxeye. daisy, or oher i and Mr. and Mrs. G. W.. Teeple spen noxious weeds growing hereon, or on j he Fourh iishing. Henry Han is Jr. is visiing his parens here. Privae Chris on a furlough, he Lrmy. Fizsimmor.s is home He has re-enlised in Mr. Glenn Richards of Grand Rypicis spen Sunday wih his broher, Mr. L. L. Richards. One morning his week 'Verne Rich rds caugh a large ra wih a se» rap and, wishing -o see 'some sporf rough Mr. Ra ou'o he sree and called on Teddy anil Laddie Sigler io furnish he res of he enerainmen. Everyone in Pinckney knows 'fvad and Laddie, bu o our ou of own readers he explanaion Cue ha T c d. is Dr. U. L. Sigler'sdog, while. Lv-d \\ is a canine of super-breeding wh allows Dr. H. P. Sigler and familv i ive in he same house where he re-ide Teddy absoluely refused o make ar acquainance wih His Raship, wh< was very much alive;* alhough nm no dangerous, being hand capped by n.*.ving one foo firmly fasened in he r rap. Laddy, however, gallanly came ino he fray a leas par way, for vhen he ra saw hosile inenions i> he black dog's acions he made a shor dive for Laddie, a he same ime u 'ering a loud squeal. A sudden ransformaion in Laddie's bale acic* hen ook place. n an infiniesml -_pace of ime his ail appeared in he exac spo his head had previously oc cupied and a gallan aack became an i jnominious rerea. Laddie is no compleely discourngf d, however, for he has again assumed he orave pasime for which he has becom. jusly celebraed ha of rushing ou i imorous ladies, and fearsome lile girls, barking a hem vociferously and snapping a hose pars of heir 'ana- ' omies which are encased in hosiery. NEW wked LAW any highway pass-ing by or hrough! such land, a leas wice in each year, once before he firs day of July and again before he firs day of Sepember, and as much offerer as may be necessary o preven hem from going o seed, and if any owner, possessor or occupier of Sand, or any person or persons, firm ifi.-*""* f-gcakira cstxra* i.*ff ' «ittfrs; ;?'-' Js ffjnnh fn Nyal's Corn Remover MAKES * YOUR FBBT COMF'Y We Recommend Nyal's Coru Remover For corns and bunions. 25c per Bole C. M. ngersoll Vyn. <u*liiy >M<>- Sore "Once A Trial Always Nyal" Cash and highes price pafd for eggs and poulry delivered a he poulry plan- Will ake in eggs%ix days of he week and poulry on Vv ednesdays. sw»»»s«'2:«-»:«:w:w **. > GLASGOW Soliciing your paronage, B FARMAM. BROTHERS NOTED FHR SFLUWG HOTCn rno Cl MP - fnn nnnr, M.. n!29 o 35 Eas Main S,, '-ilfr» Trr»T'», "f«yp r -->.- ' ' ' - <_ «. amily ' "~ga m>iw7 u r utrertroxtuub w a errstxrgtcrw-r y Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brogan of CbihK>n hereon, or on any highway passing by i & were Sunday caller's a P. Leave> s. or hrough such land, or shall suffer he Leo Monks and Ambrose Murphy seed o ripen, so as o caas-or endanger moored from Bay Ciy for he Fourh: he spread hereof, he or hey shall, on Leo now drives a big Elgin limousine. convicion in any cour of compeen Ambroee reurned o Bay Ciy Sunday. jurisdicion be liable o a fine of en A pary composed of P. Leavey, John dollars, ogeher wih he coss of prose M. Harris, J. D. Whie, Ben Whie, cuion, for every such offence and he or W, L Murphy and heir families picnicked a he Reeves Grove las Sunday. hey shall pay he cos o cuing and desroying* such weeds and an addiional A ine ime is repored. en per cenum. Propery owners mus comply wih G our premium caalog i is free. his law o he leer or be prepared_«o L. K. Richards. uu\ pay he penalies for neglecing o" do Mr. Packard, Miss rene Crabb, Mr. 30. By order of J. and Mrs. Rex Read of New York, Chas. Smoyer and family of Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read and son of Deroi visi«. i -.vnr he Fourh a he home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Read. n he evening a Fourh lawn pary was held. Fireworks were se off unil lae, giving many wiio were no of he pary a enjoyable evening. Janus Roche is in Deroi wih his nephew, Lieu. Anurew Roche of he deecive force in Deroi who is very seriously ill in i. Mark's hospial in Deroi. Mr. Benne, a newspaper man from Bale CreeK is visi rg wiih his dauhac he home of his uncle, Mr. John Marin. "v; \>T ya> B«J> "* TK*- Ti*CF«*vj- "Er-vri j rav niffh. Claude is visiing his par- James Smih Highway Commissioner Punara Township Livingson Couny. Sae of Michigan, h Probae Cour for he couny of Livingson. A a session of said Cour held a he Probae Office in he ciy of Howell in paid couny on h-? 3rd day of July, A. D. 99. Presen: Hon. Eugene A. Sowe Judge of Probae. n he maer of he osae of. ANN GLKES, Deceased N. Pacp.y having filed in said j ',' >jr -,;il : l ' -.'.:.'?', ii'id n>i **»«TTrrTrr'T praying for he allowancehereoft Tr iq ordered ha he 2nd day of Frank Breningsall and family of! is hereby appoined for examining and Dearborn visied" friends and relaives allowing said accoun. here for he week end. is furher ordered, ha public Ed Breningsall who has been visiing] noice hereof be given by publicaion relaives a k. Dearborn and Dundee was of a copy of his order for hree successive weeks previous o 3aid day of in own for a shor visi MonJayT Mrs. W. E. Murphy is visiing a few hearing in he Pinckney Dispach, a days a he home of her moher, Mrs. newspaper published and circulaed in Peer Harris, who is in poor healh. said couny. " j Be pure and ge a caalogue i is Eugene A. Sowe free. L. E. Richards. adv. Judge of Probae. Married a Howell Tuesday, July 2, Mr. Emil Beyer of Pinckney and Mrs! 9 i n :: V Sarah Dohery of Deroi. Mr. and Mrs. Beyer are a home in heir residence in Pinckney. Mr. Ber Young and Miss Grace Young visied Pinckney friends he Fourh, spending mos of he day a Pora re Lake. The Noron Home Bpkery held i firs annual picnic July 4. Mr. and and Mrs. Noron and lile daugher Margmrie, Mr. Fred Alexander Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Al- xander Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Willie of Owosan and Donald Smih were presen n a commodious launch he sar was rmde from Lakeland. The celebraed iip hrough he Lakes and sreams o Porage was underaken bu on accoun of pecidens happening o he propellor he whole roue was no sailed. However, a fine ime was enjoyed by all andjhe picnic was unanimously Ted o be an annual affair. - A neighborhood picnic was held a Rush Lake July 5 A large number of Punam and Hamburg folks wih heir friends were presen. Thoie neighborhood picnics are always a success. Why no have more of hem?. Mr. and Mrs. Willie of 0 wo9o are visiing a he home of heir daugher, Mrg. Fred Alexander Jr. Sae of Michigan, 35 Judicial Cour in Chancery. Sui pending in he Circui Cour for he Couny of Livingson, in Chancery, a Howell, on he weny-fourh day of May, A. D. 9. Ehel May Fowler, Plainiff vs. William Childs Fowler, Jr. Defendan n his cause i appears ha he defendan, William Childs Fowler Junior, is nor a residen of his sae. And ha. i canno be ascerained in wha sae or counry he defendan resides. Therefore on moionjw. P. VanWinkle & Son, aorneys for plainiff, i is ordered ha.-.o defendan ener his ap pearance in raid cause on or before hree'morbs from he dae of his order, and ha wihin weny days he plainiff cause his order o be published in he Pinckney Dispach, a newssaper Erined and circulaed in he Couny of ivingson. Said publicaion o be coninued once in every week for six weeks in succession. Glenn C. Yelland, Circui Cour Commissioner. W. P. Van Winkle and Son, Aorneys for Plainiff. Business address, Howell, Michigan. #,»». v.», H «.* J.J * J.J»» V*.» J. *» *. J; *. «4 *.* J: ~~3J?&&&Sf i i?< ;ira _Gg,0D_.GQODS CHEAP r«~ liimaaimi HW ~r-f - as all he deparmen sores are closed during he monhs of July and Augus. Blouses for Midsummer Of Sheer Voiles and Fine Georgee Crepes he sor ha give every womau a sense of securiy when she knows hey are packed ino her vacaion runk, ready o lend heir cool charm on he hoes days. Fine Voile Blouses wih prey lace rimmings, Regular $3.00 Values fop $.9. The Geor eie Blouses are beaded-embroidered and lace rimmed round and square neck lines. Flesh; so much beer. have moher cool declared Susan. "Wha'll h ooh of h moher resi five youns and he -r KllS and Frices Tporh $5O0 >o 32.BO; simply will no in ins bea," girl replied. es o be hun* en m io ea cflkc Tho.-e sj)icy lile onlinued. biing ino (lwich, "are he n' he flavor d gingerc lowed smiled Susan sn 7A\ ZU inarshm The only reason hings were no said abou he des ser was because he family ran ou of sdj yriivc. Finally faher summed up he siuaio "Mohor,.shock yuur io sani pride and L'din wid several o no more Su:;an pvcl lile, hu success and ha became more overcame ha. 'he ricky s use of plch$ ea opened lunch boxes, o recess. Moher was -lad. She few ha by supplying cleanly baked Zu Zu made of bes maerials, a saving of B «a. *» J; : : «.»».* : i \
V'-'-v*' > * : * : *sv b» "m 'i*.**; V*4 ja im >$i m v-'«rj im ' sis :»*V>- \ "..'" ' «* " v '&>- A, -r PNGKfBSPATCH \ SP'.'K - * * '» 4,r fa A FOURTH THS YEAR "SAFE AM SAC FEWER FATALTE THAN USUAL TO MAR CELEBRATON OF NATON'S BRTHDAY. AUTO MSHAPS KLL SEVERAL Bey Haa Neck Brokan, Moorayell Killed, Reurned oldlar Drowned Few Hur By Exploalvea. Deroi Only 3 minor accidens, due o explosives were repored here on he 4h of July. was he sanes Fourh P«* < has enjoyed n many years. Mishaps in Wes Michigan. Grand Rapids. Suar Aword, 6, son of A. E. Awood, of Grand Rapids, broke his neck when he dived from a dock a Spring Lake. Raymond Mizner,, Eas Lansing, was killed,and Dewey Schaver, 2, Lansing, seriously injured as a resul of an auomobile acciden on he Turkey rail road beween Saranac and Lowell. Clarence Mahar, 22, Elmer Schaver, 23, Earl Blocklinger, 22, Ross W. Shors, 2, and Ernes Sopple, 20, were injured when heir auomobile Bruck a knoll a he urn in he road and he seven passengers were hrown agains a ree. Leroy Miller, 20, Earl Eikoff, 6, and Anhonk Soboa, 6, were badly burned abou he face and hands when powder which hey were scraping ino a pile exploded. James Long, 25, of Byron Cener, speeding 70 miles an hour in he moorcycle races a Comsock park crashed hrough he fence and was killed when he los conrol of his ma. chirfe. DEATH TAKES FGHTER FOR WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE DR. ANNA HOWARD HAW. Philadelphia Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, honorary presiden of he Naional American Woman's Suffrage associaion, died a her home in Moylan, Pa., near here, las week. She was 7 years old. Dr. Shaw also was chairman of he woman's commiee of he council of naional defense and recenly was a warned he disinguished service medal for her work during he war. TREATY BNDS U. S. AND FRANCE America Pledged o Give mmediae Aid n Case of Need. Paris The exs of he agreemens beween Prance and he Unied Saes and France and Grea Briain has been given ou by he foreign office. Tvo..,agreemen wih *bjl.p"l BJUlMLAPfOUieS AMD OTHER BREF MEWS Big Fslm* Plan Burned. Balimore, Ed: Losses ranging from $00,000 *o $,000,000 v resuled from a, fire wfcieh compleely desroy. ed he plan -*x'g* Armour Fernxer Column** * Teaoh Chinese. New Yorfc The Chinese language will be augh a Columbia universiy summer school, j was announced. Two courses in spoken Chinese will be offered. Survives «U-Boa Aacks. New York~ne coas guard coer Seneca; survivor' p aacks el German submarines, aa» arrived from wo years' war service. The Seneca reseed more han 600 persons from orpedoed ships. - Boson Pays Ten Cen Carfares. Boson. The sree car fare has been raised from eigh cens o en cens by-he. Boson Elevaed Railway Company. The fare was five cens when he road waa placed under public conrol las year. Beggars Syndicae Broken Up. Trenon Arress by Federal officers have uncovered a naion-wide beggars syndicae. The syndicae sen ou immigrans aa professional beggars, aking all heir collecions. When beggars rebelled hey were depored. Awarded $30,000 for Pall. New York A verdic of $0,000 damages agains he Florida Eas Coas Hoel company was awarded o Miss Elizabeh Hoffman in supreme cour here for injuries she suffered when she fell down an elevaor sha a he Hoel Breakers, Palm Beach, *&a. «DRGBLE R 34 FLES ATLANTC BRTSH ARSHP COMPLETES TRP OF 9,600 MLES WTHOUT AD. FRST BALLOON TO CROSS OCEAN Voyage i Made n 0 Hours and 2 Minues Severe Sorms Reard, Speed of Big (Us Bag, Mineola, N. Y. Grea Briain's super-dirigible R-34, he firs ligherhan-air machine-o cross he Alanic ocean, anchored here a Roosevel Tying Held Sunday morning "aer an aerial voyage of 0 hoars and 2 minues, which covered 3,600 miles. Passing hrough dense banks of clouds, wih he sun and sea visible only a rare inervals, he R-34 was forced o cruise 2,050 knos o reach Triniy bay, Newfoundland, from Eas Forune, Scoland, and,00 knos from here o Mineola, When he super-zeppelin arrived here she had le only enough perol o keep her moving 90 minues longer. Her crew, almos sleepless for four and a half days, were weary almos o he poin of exhausion, bu happy a he successful compleion of heir epoch-making rip. Wih he R-34 long overdue a is desinaion, perol supply running low and nuffeed by srong head winds, Major Sco Saurday while over he Bay of Fundy sen a wireless call o he American navy deparmen o be prepared o give assisance if i were needed. This merely was a measure of precauion and did no indicae discouragemen While uesroyers and submarine chasers were r&lng o her assisance, he R-34 was plugging sead- Laes Markes LVE STOCK DETROT. Cale Bes heavy seers, $0 3.25; bes handy weigh bucher seers, $.5002; mixed seers and heifers, $000.50; handy ligh bach* ers, $909.50;, igh buchers, $3.50; bes cows, $909.50; bucher cows, $3 0.50; cuers, $6.7507; canners, $.2506.50; bes heavy bolls, $»0 9.50; bologna bolls, $0.60; sock bulls, - $707.75; feeders, $9.5000; sockers, $09; milkers and springers, $75025. Calves. Bes grades, $.60; common and heavy, $07. Sheeps and Lambs, Bes lambs, $7.500; fair lambs, $607; ligh o common lambs, $4 05; yearlings. $04; fair o good sheep, $7.600"; culls and common, $406, Hogs. " Mixed grades, $22022.5; pigs, $20 020.50. EAST BUFFALO. Cale Prime heavy seers, $4.50 05.25; bes shipping seers, $3,500 4.50; medium shipping seers, $2.50 03; bes naive yearlings, 950 o,000 pounds, $303.75; ligh naive yearlings, good qualiy, $203; bes handy seers, $203; fair o good kind, $.5002; handy seers and heiferj, mixed, $02; wesern hslfers, $.5002; bes fa COWB, $0.50; buchering cows, $.5009.50; cuers, $0.30; canners, $606; fancy bulls, $0.500; buchering bulls, $900; common bulls, $70; bes feeders, 900 o,000 lbs, $0.50 0.50; medium feeders, $9.5000; sackers, $900; ligh common, $7.50 0; bes milkers and springers, $00 050; mediums, $75090. Hogs Heavy and yorkers, $22,50 22.25; pigs, $20020.25. Sheep Spring lambs, $0.50; yearlings, $204.50; wehers, $90 960; eweg. %60@.50,.,.,,... V ***S«(*,.. 'M&aRAM&iLv. -j&oxk&s&x.xk*: Hfe*icA--=rvAnfi«ar[.\s»- *a ST*. AfMAMBfcjSknesj,. ii 'ffihflfjajtl' isr'.-srf... T<,*.«**»sJ«B *i53a½', ' - *. f %. &- 'ssrv. 2S / J if / Fourh pf July cetebralbn and welcome for home-coming soldiers was marred when Lloyd Zink, 27 years old, who reurned six weeks ago from overseas, fell from a canoe and was drowned in full view of hundreds gahered on he river bank o winess he waer spors which were a feaure oa he celebraion. Loses Hand When Cannon Explode. Flin Herber Weaver, 25, will probably lose his le hand resul of a Fourh of July acciden here. Weav er's hand was badly shaered and five oher men were slighly hur by he explosion of a oy cannon. 339TH GET ROUSNG WELCOME Norh Russian Fighers Back Again Aer Year From Home. Deroi. Deroi's Own came back o is own, July 4, and received a welcome ha delivered a knockou o ail recognized rules of procedure, and o every common-place philosopny abou "ol<t suff." splendid recepion and celebraion awaied hem a Belle sle, roses were blooded pulles o a farmer living near his ciy. developed ha he chick- ail kiiiui Yvi.ii, r.i il bhi MiA of au " o he boys and heir friends was he knowledge ha hey would soon be free. The companies of "Polar Bears"' who arrived here were A, E, ", G, L, and M and he machine gun baallion. They le for Camp Cuser on July 5 and, i was expeced, would be demobilized on July 7 and. FOREST FRES HT U. P. TOWNS Large Areas Burned Several Villages Barely. Saved. Saul Se. Marie. Repors from he erriory exending 40 miles wesward from here over 'which fores fires swep las week, sae ha shiing winds had aided he fire fighers and ha Trou Lake, Race, Sensy and oher menaced villages were saved from desrucion Rain, las Saurday, pu an end o he menace. Large areas of Chippewa, Lace, Schoolcra and Mackinaw counies were desroyed owing o he prolong, ed drough Alhough he fire reached he ouskirs of Trou Lake and Sensy he sudden veering of he wind divered he flames o cu-over land and removed hese places from immediae danger. Race was likewise saved from desrucion aer he populace had fled he own. One of he grea losses due o he fire i> ha of he blueberry crop la he plains around Eckerman. of he- Rhine or assembling forces wihin 30 miles eas of he Rhine and provides, in case hese provisions do no assure France proper securiy and proecion, ha he Unied Saes is bound o come immediaely o he aid of France, if any unprovoked ac of aggression is made agains her by Germany. The agreemen beween Grea Briain and France corresponds Wih ha beween he Unied Saes and France, wih an addiional provision ha he reay imposes no obligaion on any of he dominions of he Briish Empire, unless and unil i be approved by he Parliamen of each dominion ineresed. The "guarany pac," as he Parisian press calls he reay beween he Unied Saes and France, gives general saisfacion here. ~ All newspapers, however, poin ou ha, according o he ex of he insrumen, America goes farher han England does n he reay beween France and ha counry. MORE 339TH MEN ARE COMNG 3~4-_xr, r:.>.?* - 'ijmsfl (UJiLr X~ cep Engineers, Due This Week. scvb3--bis Fol. Ecar;. arc -in a d? achmen of he 339h infanry aboard he Presiden Gran, due in Boson Friday, July. nformaion also was given ou ha all he roops in he Norh Russian expediionary force had sailed from France or England excep one baalion of he 30h engineers, numbering 725, now in Bres. Of he,976 Russian campaigners on he Presiden Gran, 72 are officers, 9 of he officers and,436 of he enlised personnel are lised as being Michigan men. They are in he following unis of he 339h: Field and saff, Firs and Second baalion headquarers, supply and headquarers companies, medical and B, C. D, F. H and K. AUTOMATC PHONE PROMSED Bell Company o naal nsrumens Tha Need No "Cenral." Deroi Auomaic elephones, by which he subscriber rings his number for himself, will be insalled hroughou Deroi as soon as he apparaus can be delivered. Ulimaely he sysem will be exended o all he B»ll lines in Michigan, A program of expansion enailing an expendiure in he sae of $00,000,- 000, wih half he amoun going for improvemens in Deroi is announced by G. M. Welch, general manager of he Mchlgan Sae Telephone company. announced a miliary headquarers here, has issued insrucions ha he miliary censorship he abolished immediaely. All.cerahlp 07*r *he dispaches of correspondens wih he American army and censorship of soldiers' mail and elegrams has ceased? 54,23 Unnamed Graves n France. London. The number of soldier'* graves now idenified and regisered in France and Belgium is 373,35. The number of oher burials repored is 54,23. n many of hese cases he burials ook place under such condiions ha subsequenly all markings have been desroyed by shell fire. Truekdrlvers n» 000,000 The New York. Tweny fihickmen employed by he Hecker-Jones Jewell Milling Co. was arresed here charged wih larceny and receiving solen goods. The arress were made n con necion wih hes of cereals from he milling company during.he las four years which i is said amoun o $2,- 000,000. Sells Solen Chickens o Owner. ff.-rv A 4.U.. _ 7<) r> f%f. ihr fr'-v-r c- <#H»-< -H-rirJ H**'*'' Vanorui&u i» in j*u and has c-nessed o a series of chicken hes hroughou he couny. Severs Fighing in Russia. Washingon. Tweny-one American soldiers of he force guarding he railway a Romanovka, Siberia, were killed and weny-five wounded when aacked by ani-kolchak forces, he war deparmen was advised by Major General Graves, commanding he ex. pediion here. All were members of company A, Thiry-firs infanry. Crab Cause of QH's Drowning. ron Mounain, Mich. Margare Murphy, 7, a senior in local high school, was drowned in Crysal Lake here, while riding on a ra wih wo girl friends. She became frighened a a crab which lumped upon he ra, los her balance and fell ino he lake. Two small boys redyo save her, bu she sruggled so hard hey were unable o aid her. U.. Soldiers Rio n Bres. Bres Two French civilians were silled and fire American soldiers and sailors injured severely and more han 00 wounded in rios here. Two of he American soldiers are expeced o die. The casualies were he re. sui of he exchange of shos beween American miliary and naval police and French sailors. The rouble began, repors say, when an American naval officer ore down a French flag and ramped on Briish Heve Lis of 7 Officers They. Wen o Have Punlehedr.. - London, The Briish admiraly has handed over a lis of 7 German naval officers and ohers, including submarine commanders charged wih specific acs of barbariy, which desires ried by an inernaional cour. These subjecs of he kaiser, i is announced, are o be ried by a differen ribunal from ha consiued for he former German emperor. No Trial For Kaiser, Predicion. Washingon. Neural diplomas predic ha Coun William Hohonzollern would be spiried o Germany by a secre junker organisaion and ha he plan of he Allied naions for his rial would be frusraed. They asser heir belief ha he former German emperor eiher would kill himself or surrender himself, relieving Holland of he inconvenience of his pre*, ence excep for he fac ha he is under he conrol of he powerful Junk, ers of Prussia, who are scheming and inriguing for he kaiser's avoidance A poin emphasised" by inernaional law here was ha here was neiher Germany in GiU o enable in* Gfc*- man governmen o surrender he former German ruler o he Allies. NO PEACE WHLE REOS RULE Allies Decide o Blockade Ausria Till Bela Kun s Deposed. Paris The council of five have reached he conclusion ha i is impossible o make peace wih Bela Kun's governmen in Hungary, according o he Havas agency, Mainenance of he blockade, was said, sill is necessary, alhough is effecs have no been fel by he Hungarian revoluionary governmen, as i is appropriaing foodsuff for iself and is friends. Recen evens a Budapes have indicaed ha he affairs of he sovie governmen here are on he verge of a crisis. Bela Kun in an inerview wih he Assodaied Press corresponden in Budapes declared "he Allied policy oward Hungary should be one of noninerference in our inernal affairs, and he Allies also should raise he olockeeer U.. o Sell Raj Equipmen New York A corporaion has been formed o re-sell o various railroads he $400,000,000 worh of equipmen bough by he Unied Saes Railroad Adminisraion and alloed o he roads daring governmen conrol 4* GRAN AND FEED Whea Cash No. 2 red, $2.35; No. 2 mixed; $2.; No. whie, $2.33. i Corn Cash No, S, $.6i Jo. a ycl*> low, $.; No. 4. yellow, $ $«; Ne; < yellow, $.; No. 6 yeuow, $l,60yno. whie, $.9. ". Oas Cash No. 2 whie, 72 l-2c; No. 3 whie 72c; No. 4 whie, 7c. Rye Cash No. 2, $.42. Beans mmediae and promp shipmen, $7.5 per cw. Barley Cash No. 3, $2.3002.40 per cw. Seeds Prime red clover, $27; Ocober, $25.50; imohy, $5.60. Flour Fancy spring paen, $3.50; fancy winer paen, $3.5003.75; second winer paen, $2.7503; sraigh $.7502 per bbl. in Jobbing los. Hay No. imohy, $26.50027; sandard imohy, $36.50036; ligh mixed, $35.50036; No. 2 imohy, 32.50 035; No. 3 imohy, $30033; No. mixed, $3034; No. clover, $3003; rye sraw, $.5002; whea and oa sraw, $0.500 per on in carlos. Feed n 00-lb sacks o Jobbers: Bran, $43; sandard middlings, $500 52; fine middlings, $55; coarse corn- "oonrana oa chop, $6$ peir nff Mf'" 46 l-2@4sc per lb. Eggs Fresh candled curren receips, 4004c; fresh candled firss in new cases, 43c; exra firss, candled and graded in new cases, 44044 l-2e per doz. Cheese Michigan flas, 3003c; New York flas, 32 l-2c; Michigan single daisies, 30 l-2c; brick, 3c; long horns, 32 3-4c; Wisconsin double daisies, 3 l-2c; Wisconsin wins, 3 l-2c; llmburger, 32033 l-2c; domesic Swiss 44045c per lb. POULTRY. Live Poulry Broilers, 50055c; hens, 32033c; small hens and Leghorns, 3003c; roosers, 022c; geese K c; ducks, 2034c; spring ducks, 3503c per lb. FARM AND GARDEN. Cherries 4.5005 per bo. Honey Whie comb, 2033c per lb. New Poaoes Virginia, cobblers, $«.5007 per bbl in jobbing los. Dressed Hogs Ligh, 24025c; heavy, 2202c per lb. Calves (dressed) Fancy, 24025c; choice, 202c per lb. Poaoes Carlos, No. round whie, $202.25 per sack of 50 lbs. $7.500 P r case. Berries Srawberries, $7.500 per 24-quar case and $909.50 per bu: blackberries, $7.500 per 24-quar caso; huckleberries, $506 per 24-quar case; back raspberries, $.5009 per 24-quar case; red raspberries, %U; red currans, $5.5006 per bn. :- / A
w*. <*.' ' Ai-w'. ':..,JV'-*. A' :**?v Efc _ «i"iiit"i (Oiii' lfemjmji&a&gsasi*,.,.,- *MnV4fci»* '_ Jrra. :rm;il*:r*mon&32brki, «n lii- -i*-- PNCKNgy DSPATCH i in i Lp»«jyl>jiMv- i TTTTTT'TrT ' v ' n'~ r TTTT r!trph[ mihimmiig M M mmmm f. RGB BHRR UTCHEON HiijniuiiiiimiiinmiiiinnmiHHwiuiHi Auhor of eraudtark,- -THE HOLLOW Of HB BAND/* H E PRNCE OP GRAU- STAOC*J>M THE HOUSETOPS,- «TC jjr..iuhl NCREASE WEGHT AND VTALTY WTHJHOSPHATE Nohing Like Plain Biro-Phospha o Pu on Firm, Healhy Flesh an* o ncrease Srengh, Vigor and Nerve Force. The average person la beginning o realize more and more ha he lack of physical, srengh and nerve exhausion (frequenly evidenced by excessive hinness) are he direc cause no only of. he failure o succeed in life's sruggle for he necessiies of exisence, bu also or he handicap n one's social aspiraions. Compare he hin, sickly, angular frame wih my chances. He believes ha everyhing will urn ou well for me in he ;T say by yon/*'replied Barnes cane Tm carrying s in realiy a collapsible fishing roil. Firs we use "SHE S LYNG AWAKE" surdily. ** end, bu am frighened. mus ge Several minues wan by. There o ap genly on her window ledge or away from his place.** was no a souo4 AlT'he resless paer of rain in he flse ops. A las Synopsis- Thomas K. Barnes, shade or whaever we find. Then you "Then keep your eyes and ears open a wealhy young New Yorker* pass up a lile noe.o her, Here is for he nex nigh or wo. Can you he faraway hud e -fooseps came o on a walking rip in New England near he Canadian border, paper and pencil. Say ha you are ell me where your room is locaed?" he ears of he loose lisener. They below her window and all ready o " is one fligh up; he firs >f he drew nearer, loud«r, and once more ake her away. Tell her p lower her U given a li n an auomobile wo windows in my room is he hird seemed o be approaching he very valuables, some clohes, ec., from he a myserious and aracive o he righ of he. enrance. am spo where he' crouched. window by means of he rope we'll girl bound for a house called confiden ha someone is saioned Then earn he sound of n dull, pass up on he pole. There is a remoe possibiliy ha she rnny hae *he Green Fancy. A Har's avern below my windows all nigh long." heavy blow, a hoarse gasp, a momenary commoion m? he shrubbery, jewels in her room. For cernln rea Barnes fjnds a sanded roupe "You sill insis ha am no o of "barnsorming"' acors, of call on he auhoriies for help?" and again silence. Barnes' blood ran sons hey may have permied ier o which Lyndon Rushcro s he M Yes, yes Tha mub no even be cold. He waied for he nex foofall reain hem. f such is he case our Sar and "Miss Thackeray" he considered. have no only myself o of he passing man, never came. work is easy. f hey have aken A he seaside oo, he flump wellrounded figure is mos admired, leading lady He learns Oreen consider, Mr. Barnes. am a very A sharp whisper reached his ears. hem awny from her she'll say so. Fancy s a house of mysery. small aom in " "Come here -quick ff *ome way or anoher and she will he well rounded form which s usually Tha nigh Andrew Roon and "All righ! We'll ge along wihou He floundered hrough he brush and no leave! Now 'vo had a good look accompanied by he bloom of healh and hi* servan, guess a he avern, araciveness. hem," he said cheerily. "Aerward almos fell prosrae over he kneeling figure of a f*py. ered wih a laice work and huge of his handicap is eviden from he con a be fron of ha house. s cov Tha millions of people are conscious are sho near Green Fancy. we will discuss he mporance of Barnes conies under suspicion inued appearance in newspapers and aoms." "Take* care w band,** whispered Sprouae. - and go hrough her room o he " various remedies n food or medicine or vine* can shin up like a squirrel magazines of many suggesions proposing and says o help clear up he "And your reward as well, Mr. double murder. He ges ino exercises, eiher of which migh or migh Barnes," she said. Her voice railed Dropping o his kneest Barnes fel "Are you crazy. Sprouse? You'd no be appropriae for a given case. he Green Fancy grounds; mees off no an indisinc murmur. He for and ouched we coarse garmens, Auhoriies, however, agree ha healhy ake your life in your hands and " he myserious girl, who gives nerve issue s absoluely essenial o a heard he receiver click on he hook, and gasped: him he cu direc, and is poliely ejeced by O'Dowd, an iner- "See here." said Sprouse shonly, srong, robus body and mind. Weak and aer calling "hello" wice hung "My God! Have you killed hirer nerves, while indicaed by a muliude of " am no rnking my life for he fun differen sympoms, more immediaely and up his own wih a sigh. Evidenly "Temporarily,**.said Sprouse, beween his eeh.--fsherey unwind b* lessness, irriabiliy, depression, ec., of he hing. nm risking foi her, generally resul n lack of energy, sleep eslng advenurer. Ener a he O'Dowd had warned her of he approach of a less considerae person rope 've go around my wais Take bear ha in mind for her nni her which condiions gradually consume he avern anoher man of mysery, people. And if nm killed hey won' healhy flesh, leaving; ugly holiows, a fla Sprouse, "book agen" Barnes han himself. he end here. Go a knife? Cu off ches, bony neck ana scrawny arms and even say 'Well done, good and faihful servan' So H's no argue he Our bodies need more phosphae han legs. visis Green Fancy wih he a secion abou hree fee long. Til sheriff and says o dinner. Ener sill anohjer myserious per doing i. Hangmen always carry heir ge he gag in his mouh while j'ou're mos of hem are able o exrac from CHAPTER XM. poin Are yon going o sand by he foods we ea nowadays, and many me or back ou?" opinions affirm ha here is nohing sonage, "Loeb," secreary o own ropes," he- concffcded, wih grewsome rumorr "Go i cu? Well, cu which may be aken ino he human The Second Wayfarer Receive* Two Barnes was shamed. Til «and by sysem ha so effecively supplies his Curis, owner of Green Fancy, Visiors a Midnigh who does no appear because of wo more secions* same lengh." you," he said, and hey scole forward deficiency as he pure organic phosphae known as biro-phosphae and sold by The coroner's inques over he bodies of Roon and Paul was held ha llness. Barnes again mees Wih incredible swiness he wo There were no lighs v**ible. Thf good drwggiss everywhere. The essenial phosphoric food elemens "Miss Cameron," he -myserious of hem bound he fee, knees and house was even darker ha he nigh in biro-phosphae assimilaed by he aernoon a S. Elizabeh. Winesses girl, who is a ravishing beauy arms of he iner vicim. self-; i was vaguely oulped by a nerve cells should soon produce a pleasing change n nerve energy and hence from Har's Tavern were among hose in evening dress. She is a prls-4f " came prepared-said Sprouse, so deeper shade of black. ncreased vialiy and srengh. Wih he o esify. The.verdic was "Murder oner and secrely appeals o him calmly ha Barnes marveled u he A las hey were wihin a few burdens of nervousness, sleeplessness, lack of energy, ec., lied; normal weigh,ad he hanrs.parlea unknown.** Jrorr nerve x>f he man; yardfe of he enrance and a he erge wih is aracive fullness find ruddy KlPW of jesih rf»d_]es he former picure,..----..-3-.,---,..-.. "TirTf-Tii--n'- *.3aiimp»"*rni'lj? yy-m. >*.,.....- -ra-.-srssi&i.iajckf'x'l,,.v.-at-j '(a.,;,-. «.' of a royal house oppressed by Germany and his purpose o recover royal papers and jewels ha nigh ± CHAPTER X Coninued., 0 "Wih he landlord's approval,"~hie explained, poining o he insrumen, "bu unknown o he elephone company, you may be sure. Call him up abou half pas en. O'Dowd may be up n his unholy hour, bu no she. Now mus be off o discuss lieraure wih Mrs. Jim Conley. The hardes o'clock, my friend, and pu ou your -par of my job s o keep her from ligh. don' insis on your aking subscribing for a se of Dickens. Conley's house is no far from Green off your rlohes, however. will rap on your door a eleven o'clock. By Fancy. Savvy?" he way, don' forge o sick your revolver in your pocke." Barnes, le o his own devices, wandered from aproom o porch, A few minues before eleven here from porch o forge, from forge o came a genle apping on Barnes' aproom, his brain far more acive door. He sprang o his fee and han his legs, his hear as heavy as opened i, presening himself before lead and as ligh as air by urns. Sprouse fully dressed and, as he secre agen said laer on, 4 fl o kill." More han once he fel like resoring o a well-known expedien o deermine wheher he was awake or dream Barnes, rusing o he lile The nigh was as black as pich. man's ing. Could all his be reel? Ten minues laer he was in "i LL'V-Q '.jv,,, rfnt.f«*rrwl-ri mini T r x i i.. V>»»- UVH.U elephonic experiences. JL nine o'clock he yawned prodigiously and announced ha*he was, going o bed. grealy o he surprise of Mr. Barnes, who followed him from be aproom and demanded an explanaion. "People usually go o bed a nigh* don' hey?" said Sprouse paienly. " is expeced, believe." "Bu, my dear man, we are o underake " " have some cause for believing ha one of hose chaps n here s from Green Fancy. Go o bed a en eyes and hanging close upon his coaails, followed blindly bu gallanly...j* >...-., i-.v «..,. : -JU -V*** * cos he company nohing and yiel<*ed allel o he road for miles before nohing in reurn. Aer some delay Sprouse came o a hal. "This is he chnr ni o Green Fancy," he whlsr*»(. ft*>f>-..r v.- V.'- ing?" "Grievously lonesome," replied Barnes, and wound up a doleful accoun of himself by imploring O'Dowd o save his life by bringing he enire Oreen Fancy pary over o dinner ha nigh O'Dowd was hear-broken. Personally he would go o any exreme o save BO valuable a life, bu as for he res of he pary, hey begged him o say hey were sorry o hear of he expeced deah of so promising a chap and ha while hey couldn' come o his pary hey would be delighed o come o his funeral. n shor, i would be mpossible for hem o accep his kind inviaion. The rishman was ao gay and good-humored ha Barnes ook hope. "By he way, 0*Dowd, Td like o speak wih Miss Cameron if she can come o he elephone." M Don' be surprised f you are cu off suddenly. The coas is clear for he momen bu Here, Miss Cameron." Careful now." Her voice, sw and clear and rerobjiag wih eagerness, caressed Barnes' eager ear. "Mr. O'Dowd will see ha no evil befalls me here, bu he refuses o help me o ge away. quie mrdersan and appreciae his posiion. canno ask him o go so far as ha Help will have o come from he ouside. will be dangerous erribly danger* "Y«a say O'Dowd wil no assis you o escape r "He urges me o say here and ake coming his way. Do you know where we are?" " haven' he remoes idea.*' "Abou a quarer of a mile below Curis' house. Are you all r<gh?" "Fine as a fiddle, excep for a barked knee and a skinned olbdw, a couple of more or less bused ribs. Tve banged ino more rees han " "Shi" Aer a momen of silence, ee-a-ee wih he beauiful Miss nensified by he mournful squawk of Cameron and for nohing else. Well, nigh birds and he chorus of kaydids, Sprouse whispered, "Did you all, my business is o recover he n a way, you are righ Bu, firs of hear ha?* crown jewels and parchmens. am Barnes hrilled. This was real melodrama. "Hear wha?" he whispered away from he man you know as Loeb, going no ha house and ake hem shiny. f he has hem. f he hasn' hem my "LisenP Aer a second or wo: work here s a failure," There P "Going ine- he house?" gasped "'s a woodpecker hammering on Barnes. "Why, my God, man, ha U* ho limb of a " mpossible. You would be sho down "Woodpeckers don' hammer a as an ordinary burglar and he law nigh my lad. Don' sir Keep your would jusify hem for killing you. mus insis " can* open." Sprouse cluched his companion's arm and, dropping o hi? knees in he hick underbrush, pullej he oher down aer hlra. Presenly heavy fooseps approached. An unseen pedesrian passed wihin en yards of hem. They scarcely breahed unil he soods poised enirely ou of hearing. Sprouae pu his lips close o Barnes' ear. "Telegraph." he whispered. "'s a sysem hey have of reporing o each oher. There are wo men parolling he grounds near he house You wha we're up agains, Barnes, hj you sill wan o go on wih lir* w wasn' much of a erack, and was necessary.* Sraighening up, wih a sigh of saisfacion, he laid his hand on Barnes' Bhoolder. "We've jus go o go hrough wih i now, Barnes. We'll never ge anoher The iny meallic ip of he rod, chance. Puing ha fellow ou of held in he upsreched hand of "business queers us forever aerward." Barnes, much he aller of he wo He dropped o his knees and began men, barely reached he window ledge. searching over he ground wih his He apped genly, persisenly on he hands. of course, so 'll ell you wha i is. A nice lile block of sandalwood. 've already go his nice lile hammer, so we'll see wfca we can raise n be way of wireless chi-cha." Wihou he slighes hesiaion he sruck a succession of quick. <onndeu blows upon he block of wood. "By gad, you are a wonder " "Wai ill omorrow before you say ha," replied Sprouse, senenlously. "Here is. You can' see i,, hard surface. "Come along now. Sick o he rail. We've go o land he "oher one." Turning sharply o- he righ. Sprouse guided his companion hrough he brush for some disance, and once more came o a hal. Again he sole on ahead, and as before he slow, confiden, even careless progress of a man ceased as abruply as ha of he hicke below. BarnesTOda firm, deaining hand on he man's shoulder. " {. i-,. f ',...... '.,... men over like his, bu jus wha is your objec? Wha does all his lead up o?" Sprouse broke in, and here was no he slighes race of emoion in bis whisper. "Quie righ You ough o know. suppose you hough was bringing you up here for a Romeo and Jie " am no asking you o go no he house, my friend. shall go alone," said Sprouse coolly. - "On he oher band, came up nerv o rescue a helpless " "Keep cool 's he only way. Now lisen. She has designaed her room and he windows ha are hers. She is lying awake up here uow, ake i from me, hoping ha you wil come onigh shall lead yon direcly o her window. And hen comes he only chance we ake he only nauuee where we gamble. There will no be a ligh n her window, ba ha won' make any difference. This xobbf ( "Wre," he whispered. "There s u fain glow of lijdi up jlrere o he righ., The hird window, did you say? Well, ha's abou where should locae i" Jus as hey were beginning o hink ha she was asleep and ha heir effors were in vain heir sraining eyes made ou a shadowy objec projecing slighly beyond he sill. Aer a momen or wo of suspense Barnes experienced a peculiar, almos elecric shock. Someone had seized he ip of he rod: i siffened suddenly, he vibraions due o is flexibiliy ceasing. Someone was unying ho bi of paper he had fasened o he rod, and wih fingers ha shook and were clumsy wih eagerness. He bad wrien: " am ouside wih a rused friend, ready o do your bidding. Two of be guards are safely bound and ou of he way. Now* s our chance. We will never have ani 'SW»TSJ >iii!i"ii and drop i o be ground. will pass up a rope o you and you may lower nnvhlnr von wish n earrv awav wih V'«'?i,' V>, "- ' "" - ' rr " ' ime. Don' hu-ujf u suu cau of your movemens." He signed i wih a large "B." seemed an hour before heir eyes disinguished he shadowy head above. As a maer of fac bu a few minues had passed. During he wai Sprouse had noiselessly removed his coa, a proceeding ha puzzled Barnes. Somehing ligh fell o be ground. was Sprouse who sooped and searched for in he grass. When he resumed an uprigh posure he pu his lips close o Barnes* ear and whispered: Barnes, Sprouse and "Miss Cameron" have an exciing nigh a Green Fancy. (TO UK CONTNUED.) Hi Summer Name. One day William, while visiing his grandmoher, me he woman across he hall wih her lile dog. William inquired wha she called he dog and she replied: "We call him Zero because we go him in he winer." Wilram hen -askef "Well. f yoa-ou-- him Zero n he winer wha do yoo ca! him n he summer?" An ounce of pulverized borax pui no a quar of boiling waer and boled for u»e will he found useful for aking greuse spos fron woolen god* i is he desire o pu on flesh. BAD BREATH Oen Caused by Acid-Somach How can anyone wih a our. iau7 somach, who s conaany belchlns, has hearburn and suffers from ndigesion have anyhing bu a bad breah? 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mz? s mmmmmmmmkmmmmmmmmm CM mm mm*mwmm v? V-: x- ' * :«PiNCKNEY DSPATCH SSlllUllllli4ffllJ lllllllllllllllll HMlllllllllllllllPllillillU GREGORY NORTON'S u s r'-') ::-i.5,. F«' s**''*«'* a»!9?l»«**j, WATCH Mrs. Ve Bullis alid daugher Mae were Jackson visiors las Wednesday. Miss Neie Whiake.r visied in Kalamazoo he las of he week. John Wiilard of Jackson spen las week wih his grandparens, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiilard. The Misses Mary Sackable and Marion McCloar visied in Royal Oak las week. Dorohy and Flora Mackind«r spen several days las w«ek wih heir grandparens in Sockbridge. Born o Mr. and Mrs. C.. Williams July 4, an eleve.n pound son. Lighning siuck he residences of Ber Risden and Melvin Dunn in osco during he sorm las Sunday. No serious damage was done. Mrs. H. C. Williams of Sockbridge visied her siser, Mrs. R. H. Mackinder las week. - Mrs. Ruh Hudson and lile son of Alma, who spen las week wih her parens, Rev. and Mrs. Ellis, reurned o her home Monday. On accoun of he absence of he pasor, Rev. Blucher, who was deailed a his former home, Louisville, Ky., by illness, here were no services u he church Sunday. He is expeced o arrive July. Mr. Lemuel Harns of Deroi visied his family here las week. A numberfrom here aended he celebraion a Pleasan Lake he Fourh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiehead spen several days las week wih her parens, Mr. and Mrs. Lamborne. Mrs. 0. Swarhou and faher of Parma was a week end visior r. her home here. Mr. and Mr* Wm. Kuhl and Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Merriii aended he funeral of 3eo. Fewlap:-in Fuwervilio Tuesday. Veie Word>?n \nd vvi;"«> visi. j d hh ' broher in Jackson las Friday. Angus Mclvor has reurned from overseas and is visiing a M. E. Kuhn's. Hoy Placeway recenly eolr eigh head of regisered Holsidn cale [or : $2000. Fred Rose and wife wen o Grand Rapid3 Saurday. Mrs. LilJie Burden accompanied bv HOMB BAKERY Open for inspecion a all imes (iome and see for yourself how Moher's Bread is made SPECAL- The ever increasing demand for MOTHER'S BREAD s Proof of s Supariop Qualiy \\V arc pleased o :( iifc ' n wih he baker;/ new under full luvdway a >.[-,cr. ues* capaeil\ r we are new able o supply he,m'ca demand. We have docid:d o irive he mauv cusomers who nave shown heir lcvalv o his home indusry he benefi of he -ncreased profis naurally coming- from lavger sale-. l\>r his 'eason we have reduce he prie of Moher's Bread o v~. '"SgSliflflym. ' '""'Vpf'. A> W*.V f.'ljiy «, V- W-, T " *& -/«lcffjf. n * n % Nex i-*tnnr Week ;-5C' JE.uyuxu i-u., >'.i»»jiyi.«iji_»! ipjejunij yyaa =T" Carl Aseline of Deroi id visiing in ir hre viciniy. = Mr. and Mrs. Don McCorney spen he E Fourh m-wrowell.»5 i Harry Singleon and Mr. Cooper of :: peoi were week end visiors a John E, frjvan's. Zi\ Vanci Arnold and John Bowman E visied a Ber Kirkland's las Saurday. " Floyd Rowe of Waerloo ook dinner E wih Fay Hill Tuesday. Alpha Swarhou of Jackson spen E he Fourh wih his parens hero. ~ Warner Denon sperr he week end E here. ~ R. G. Williams enerained company from Deroi and Howell recenly. ST; The Miss3 Florence Collins and Ber- E nice Harris who are aending school a E! Vpsilani were week end visiors here. E Mr. Dunning of Pinckney ook dinner = ; a E. Hill's Saurday. E Eugene NcClear and family and _Vin- cen Young and family of Royal Oak, = Mrs. Fizgerald of Deroi, Sarah and Ej Paul McClear of Hamburg, Chas. Fin- E:lan of Fowlervilie, J.eo McClear'and = f Mrs. Jas. Sackable of Gregory spen E Saurday a Joslyn Lake. El Phillip Mackinder* of Deroi visied 2, Richard Mackinder's Monday. Souh osco.j<»-t3a*. ja- :c-:, v- 7c"is»-".s.-..iwanefinWSSfWWSBSSijlvA-rr-- i-t-yss&jp; -SST 5 *? ¾¾¾ 4 A Loaf Please accep our hanks for he liberal paromge enables us o niakc*his reducion in prices Special FOP Saurday FRENCH H A!>T Ui PASTRY Of All which Kinds MORTON ~.S -.- - -¾¾ Telephone!\U«mkf>r A' r ' J..;?* r W. J. DANCER & CO. ookhndge HfioH. CAR FARE PAD ON $5 PURCHASES n jfiiiniiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiuiiiiniifiiiniiiiiiiifiiiimiiiiinimiiiihiiiiiiinuiiiiiiif: - " -;-»» Vioilcu baiurui»> arid Sunday Hi Jackson Lyle Brings and family of Howell called on Mrs. Eliza Kuhn. Abou fiy of he Kuhn relaives me a he home of Bir Robers Sunday ; o remind him of his fiieh birhday. He-w*s presened wih a beauiful signe ring. : All were surprised las Monday by he sudden deah of Mrs. Jane Wilson i a he John Robera home. Funeral, Thursday a he house. 7 Sae of Michigan, he Probae Cour, for couny of Livingson.! A a session of said cour, held a he Probae Office in he ciy of Howell in said couny, on he 26h day of June, A. D. 9J9. Presen, Hon. Eugene A. Sowe, Judge of Probae. n he maer of he esae of! FRANK ESLE, Deceased.! Emma Eisle having filed in said cour her peiion praying ha he adminisraion of said esae be graned o, herself or o so oher' suiable, person, is ordered, ha he 20h'! day of July, 99, a 0 o'clock in he j forenoon, a said probae office, be and' is hereby appoined for examining and allowing said accoun and hearing said peiion.; is furher ordered, ha public nolice-lherflof he given by publicaion j of a copy'of his order, once each week ' ; for hree successive weeks previous o : said d»y of hearing, in he Pinckney,j Dispieh, a newspaper prined and cir- J: culaed in laid couny. Eugene A. Sowe, Judge of Probae. }: rflli a CASH FrEi dimiiiiiimiimiimimmmnimr-. CREDT Which explains why we can and do BEATS Undersell any oher hardware sore in Old Livingson Couny Como and see abou i. 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